The nine-day 2026 Athens Auto Show concluded on the 11th in Athens, the capital of Greece. A number of car brands from China showcased new models and technologies, which became a major highlight of the exhibition. This year's auto show was held at the Athens Metropolitan Exhibition Center from October 3 to 11. A total of 52 car brands participated in the exhibition, and the number of brands reached a record high. More than 10 Chinese car brands, including BYD, MG, Geely, and Changan, participated in the exhibition. The exhibits covered pure electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and commercial vehicles. Chinese car brands are bringing new models to the Greek and European markets, attracting the attention of local consumers. As the electrification transformation of the automobile market continues to advance, Greek consumers' demand for new energy vehicles is also changing. According to the survey, from January to August this year, pure electric vehicles accounted for 6.7% of newly registered passenger cars in Greece, an increase of 1.4 percentage points over the same period last year.

The nine-day 2026 Athens Auto Show concluded on the 11th in Athens, the capital of Greece. A number of car brands from China showcased new models and technologies, which became a major highlight of the exhibition. This year's auto show was held at the Athens Metropolitan Exhibition Center from October 3 to 11. A total of 52 car brands participated in the exhibition, and the number of brands reached a record high. More than 10 Chinese car brands, including BYD, MG, Geely, and Changan, participated in the exhibition. The exhibits covered pure electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and commercial vehicles. Chinese car brands are bringing new models to the Greek and European markets, attracting the attention of local consumers. As the electrification transformation of the automobile market continues to advance, Greek consumers' demand for new energy vehicles is also changing. According to the survey, from January to August this year, pure electric vehicles accounted for 6.7% of newly registered passenger cars in Greece, an increase of 1.4 percentage points over the same period last year.